Intro Over the past couple of weeks, we have heard sermons on different categories of the psalms like the thanksgiving/history psalms, praise/hallel psalms, and lament psalms—so I thought I’d pick…
Intro Do you remember when your parents made promises to you, whether kept or unkept? And if they’re unkept, when will they be kept? Many of you know that Emily…
Intro For those who may not know, my name is Josh, and it’s great to see everyone here today—those of you who are regularly here with us, and those who…
Throughout their generations, God remained faithful—while Abraham’s offspring, God’s people, remained unfaithful. Far from blameless, they kept breaking the covenant instead of keeping it. And how does God respond? By being faithful.
While the earth remains, let’s be like Noah and actively wait for the day when God comes to fully renew His creation and make all things new in Christ.
Your words are more powerful than you know. How will you use them?
Tremble at God’s awesomeness and power, what He is capable of, and what He has done. And you will find that the more you fear God, the less fear you will have left over for people’s thoughts or opinions of you.
What if you had a patch of ground and a bunch of plants which, no matter what you did, refused to produce a good crop? How much work would you keep putting into it? At what point would you say, “I’ve done enough, and I need to walk away now?”
Jesus is fulfilling Isaiah 2-4 today through you and I, as the City on a Hill which participates in God’s mission to the world.
Not everyone was going to respond well to Timothy's ministry. In fact, things were going to get worse. How was Timothy—and how are we—supposed to press on when we know it won't get any easier?
What should we be looking forward to as we enter a new year?